REVIEW: Angels of Death: Awakenings
We continue our episode-by-episode coverage of Warhammer TV’s Angels of Death with episode 4, Awakenings. And from the outset, during a flashback, where Kazarion speaks of the Black Rage with the mighty Lord Mephiston...
Discussing the Wisdom of Crowds with Joe Abercrombie
With The Wisdom of Crowds being released this week, Gollancz gave me the opportunity to interview Joe Abercrombie about the influences for The Age of Madness and Bayaz, the risks of putting new characters into...
REVIEW: The Wisdom of Crowds by Joe Abercrombie
Having absolutely loved A Little Hatred and The Trouble with Peace, my expectations for The Wisdom of Crowds by Joe Abercrombie were absolutely sky high. With this gritty and fun book full of civil unrest, backstabbing, butchery,...
REVIEW: Angels of Death: Trail of Blood
Deep in the Hive, the Blood Angels space marines continue to battle the masses of Tyranid cultists in the hopes of finding their captain in the latest release from Warhammer TV, Angels of Death:...
REVIEW: Angels of Death: Silent City
The Warhammer+ Angels of Death series danger and action ramps up quickly in episode two, Silent City. The Blood Angels drop through blanketing storms into a hive city they cannot see to save their...
REVIEW: Hammer and Bolter: Old Bale Eye
In Old Bale Eye, the latest episode of Warhammer+’s Hammer and Bolter, an orc leader (a “Nob”) tells two of his boys the story of when the ork warlord Gaskull Thraka took on Old...
REVIEW: Hammer and Bolter: Bound for Greatness
In Bound for Greatness Adept Neath counts books at an Imperial librarium. He’s not allowed to read. He’s not allowed to talk. His job is one of repetitive boredom, and of commitment to the...
REVIEW: Hammer and Bolter: Death’s Hand
In Deaths Hand, the first episode of Hanmer and Bolter released on the new Warhammer+ platform, Inquisitor Kiamoro’s death has been foretold, and he’ll do just about anything to stop it. He’ll kill sanctioned...
REVIEW: Angels of Death: Blood and Duty
First cab off the rank for the new Warhammer+ is Angels of Death episode 1, Blood and Duty. For somebody who has long fallen out of love with the actual tabletop game, but still...
REVIEW: Legacy of Light by Matthew Ward
Matthew Ward’s Legacy series reaches its brutal conclusion in Legacy of Light. A book of personal, moral, and physical attrition, Legacy of Light continues the story of the Tressian republic and the Hadari empire, the lands...